Carrington Clarke

And also, given how cheap radio stations have become at the moment, surely there is an opportunity for somebody backing Kyle.

He's pretty wealthy on his own to actually buy some of that spectrum and potentially set him up as a competitor.

I'm fascinated to see how this plays out.

Yes, they've kind of got locked in this deal, it seems, for three years, but it does seem to allow him to go to a competitor soon.

sometime after March of next year, which could completely shift the balance in the Sydney market in particular.

We don't yet know whether or not Jackie Henderson is close to a deal as well.

They are due to go back

In court, ARN Media and Jackie O's team.

Let's see whether or not she's going to come to similar terms.

It did seem like perhaps Kyle had a clearer idea of what he wanted his next business venture to be, so maybe that made negotiations easier, but...

It'll be fascinating to see whether or not they're actually able to clear this matter off completely.

Anne, always great to grab your insights.

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